HP-UX CMGR A.02.00 Administrator's and Developer's Guide

DescriptionValue

Tests file where test is a filetest operator as defined by Perl. For instance,

test can be -dd for directory test, -ee for exists, x for executable.

“fileTest(‘test’,’error

msg’)”

Calls function (arg1,….,argN) for each element in a comma separated list.“csvList(‘function’,

arg1, … argN)”

Templates can contain variables anywhere within a template. When cmgr encounters

a variable, generally defined by a dollar sign $ followed by a name attribute of a var

element, it logically replaces the variable with the var element’s current value attribute.

Template variable replacement utilizes shell style variable replacement algorithm.

The following example shows the various value for a var element with a name attribute

of var1 and a value attribute of 123:

Valuevar Element

“abc123 def”abc$var1 def

“abc123def”abc${var1}def

“abc$def”abc\$def

NOTE: For a variable replacement with multi-valued variables, use the repeat

element.

3.3.3 The cst_version Element

The cst_version element defines the version of the CMGR template specification

used. This guide is the specification for CMGR template version 1.0. The cst_version

element may only be a child of the head element. For example:

NOTE: The cst_version element has no child element and no attributes.

3.3.4 The description Element

The description element is used to encapsulate description text for a template. It is

supported only as a child of the head element.

NOTE: The description element has no child element and no attributes.

3.3.5 The failure Element

The failure element is used to encapsulate element failure message that can be

displayed when the processing of the parent element returns an error.

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